The [FormatterName] enables [brief description of what the formatter does].
use Respect\StringFormatter\[FormatterName];
$formatter = new [FormatterName]([parameters if any]);
echo $formatter->format('[input string]');
// Outputs: '[formatted result]'use Respect\StringFormatter\[FormatterName];
$formatter = new [FormatterName]([different parameters]);
echo $formatter->format('[different input string]');
// Outputs: '[different formatted result]'__construct([constructor parameters])
Creates a new formatter instance with the specified [description of parameters].
Parameters:
$param1: [description of parameter]$param2: [description of parameter, with default if applicable]
Throws: [ExceptionType] when [condition that causes exception]
format(string $input): string
Formats the input string according to [description of formatting rules].
Parameters:
$input: The string to format
Returns: The formatted string
[If your formatter has special syntax, patterns, or complex functionality, document it here with tables and examples]
| Pattern | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| [pattern] | [description] | [example] |
| Configuration | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| [config] | [input] | [output] |
[Any additional considerations, edge cases, performance notes, etc.]